- Aston Martin says it will make a few DBR9 racing coupes available to select customers. The car, which is planned to take the carmaker back to racing in 2005,...
Airliners staffed with at least one flight attendant must have an external defibrillator, according to a new Federal Aviation Administration rule. The rule affects most commercial airplanes now in use.
With gas prices hovering at near record levels, more consumers are resorting to a time-honored technique for saving money at the pump: driving off without paying. Gas station owners report...
The 2005 Chrysler Crossfire roadster will start at $34,085, when sales begin in April. Chrysler also has added a base version of the Crossfire coupe priced at $29,045, $4,575 less...
While nothing as startling as a joystick-operated vehicle appears at this year's show, several concepts hint broadly at the look and layout of future models. Bear in mind that some...
Auto dealers would have to tell consumers how much profit they make on loans for new and used vehicles under legislation Illinois Atty. Gen. Lisa Madigan will unveil Thursday. If...
- Custom cars, trucks, motorcycles, street rods, imports, antiques, race cars and other souped-up machines will be on display at the 42nd annual Carquest World of Wheels Jan. 30 through...
General Motors, responding to criticism that it is late to the party with hybrid technology, is the first to announce hybrid versions of full-size sport-utility vehicles. The Chevrolet Tahoe and...
Autos - Chrysler Group is rolling its first updated Dodge Durango off the assembly lines in Delaware. The new 2004 model is a taller, longer, wider sport-utility vehicle than its...
Kia will begin selling a new small car, the Picanto, in Europe and other global markets. The four-door hatchback will come with 1- or 1.1-liter engine and seat four or...